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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement touts Booth's Vitayeast Tablets as a vitamin yeast supplement that will build firm flesh, increase energy and nerve power, improve skin, and aid digestion. It guarantees satisfaction or trial costs refunded and urges buying from leading druggists.
The piece laments regional contrasts where farms yield abundant crops and livestock while towns face poverty. It questions why laws impede wealth despite plentiful harvests and storage, noting the paradox of abundance alongside scarcity and quotes on prosperity.
A ponderous critique by a Humbollt Republican figure asserts that Towa and its people enjoy abundance while the old world faces famine. He recalls thousands in lines for bread and rationed basics, urging readers to value local land and food supplies amid global panic.
Major Walter E. B. McGowan sorrowfully reports his brother William McGowan is seriously ill in a Denver Bellevue hospital after a long World War II service marked by intensive combat. The letter reveals McGowan’s valiant army career and the enduring impact of battle.
A Delmar community mourns Mrs. Archie Kinrade who died after a week of illness. her funeral in the Methodist church drew many relatives and friends. Ruby Patience Brown, kin to Cornelius Brown, aged 26, also died at home after marrying Archie Kinrade, leaving husband Maxine and a family as the town honors a young life cut short. The notice lists extensive attending relatives, tributes, and the bereaved in a long, reverent obituary style.
A fragmentary report recalls Thanksgiving time activities at Sedality Society of St Patrick's with family gatherings and regret over a bereavement. Attendees include local figures Gaasin Fletcher Scheib and a Chicago trip for a stack show. New Century Club met at the gym last Friday with French cathedral slides, a Mrs Wen O'Mear lecture, Hazel Kendall music, and local talent. Funeral details note Mrs Christina Paul called home by a death in the family.
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